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Tulips at Church Farm
Wednesday April 30, 2014 by Lucy M
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Now that’s how tulips should be planted – thick and luxurious. I always make the mistake of spreading them out too much and they look pathetic .These look just gorgeous. I’ll remember this for next year. Anyone know which varieties they are?
They are from back to front:
Multi Antoinette
Green Star
Dolls Minuet
Parrot Rynveld Estelle
They are in pots, the intention was to then put the pots into the beds, but the beds have not been dug yet. However they do look good together.
Thank you Peter, I might have to flatter you by imitation!